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Website: www.worldsindhi.org

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WSI Congratulates SAPAC for Advocating for the Sindhi Language Programming on VOA

July 25, 2011

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the World Sindhi Institute, I take a great pleasure in congratulating the President Dr. Maqbool Halepota and the Board of Directors of SAPAC for their efforts in formulating the first Bi-Partisan Sindh Caucus in US Congress.  More

 

 

Sindh-Rights, Strongly Condemned the Practice of Blasphemy Law in Pakistan

February 04, 2011

The members of the SINDH-Rights, a North American based human rights group, in a joint statement have strongly condemned the practice Blasphemy Law in Pakistan; calling it an unjust and inhuman law designed to curtail the freedom-of-speech and victimize religious minorities in the country. More

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Civil society describes Sindh’s floods as ‘man made’

Press Conference on Floods in Sindh

Sindh Peoples Commission on Disaster Prevention and Development (SPCDPD) in collaboration with National Press Club Islamabad along with Aman Itehad, SPO, SUNGI, PATTAN, PILER, CPCS and other civil society organizations conducted a joint press conference on Floods in Sindh. The Panel of speakers was comprised of Mr. Jami Chandio, Naseer Memon, Sarwar Bari,  Ali Asgar Khan, Zeenia Shaoukat and Tahira Abdullah along with president National Press Club Afzal Butt.

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Pakistan floods: Hundreds of villages swamped

14 September 2011

More then 200 people have died and over a million homes have been destroyed by severe flooding in southern Pakistan.

Sindh province and the country’s biggest city, Karachi have been hit by heavy rains which begin early last month.

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Rs5bn raised last year still lying unused

19 September 2011

Source: www.dawn.com

ISLAMABAD: The government, through the United Nations, has launched an appeal for $356 million international assistance for the people of rain- and flood-affected areas despite the fact that it has not utilised Rs5 billion collected for flood victims last year.

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